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Image Format

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Image Format

  • AI generates each slide as a complete image (PNG)
  • Professional photorealistic design
  • Fixed visual layout
  • Powered by Nano Banana Pro with Nano Banana prompting
Best For:
  • Polished, professional look
  • When design quality matters most
  • Presentations for clients or stakeholders
Limitations:
  • Can’t edit text directly (must regenerate with AI)
  • Fixed design once created
  • Larger file sizes
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HTML Format

  • Template-based slides with editable elements
  • Text, charts, and images as separate components
  • Structured HTML you can modify
  • Powered by Claude AI with slide templates

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HTML Format

What It Is: Best For:
  • Presentations you’ll update frequently
  • When you need to edit content later
  • Collaborative editing
  • Dynamic data/charts
Extra Features:
  • AI downloads relevant images automatically
  • Images stored in /images/ folder
  • Can replace text and images easily
Limitations:
  • Less visually polished than image format
  • Depends on available templates
  • Requires template matching for layouts

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Comparison

FeatureImage FormatHTML Format
Visual QualityProfessional, photorealisticTemplate-based, clean
EditabilityAI-powered editing onlyDirect text/element editing
GenerationGemini 3 Pro imagesClaude + templates
Image ResearchNo auto-downloadYes, downloads images
File TypePNG imagesHTML + images
Best UseFinal presentationsEditable decks
ExportPDF, PPTXPDF, PPTX, Google Slides

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How to Choose

Pick Image Format if:
  • You need a polished, final presentation
  • Design quality is critical
  • Content won’t change after creation
  • Presenting to external audiences
Pick HTML Format if:
  • You’ll update content regularly
  • Need to edit text/data later
  • Want downloaded images included
  • Collaborating with others

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Can You Switch?

No - format is set at creation time. Choose wisely based on your needs.
Default: Image format (most users choose this for quality)